Joyst

PRIVATE AI CATALOGUE

One private team catalogue for skills, prompts, MCPs, secrets and agents.

Joyst gives your team one private catalogue for its skills, prompts, MCPs, secrets and agents. It controls who can use what, without sitting between your agents and the tools they rely on.

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THE PROBLEM

AI is spreading. Control hasn't kept up.

  • Skills are scattered

    Skills and prompts live in chats, documents and personal laptops. Without a single source, teams can't track versions or withdraw what is out of date.

  • Tools go untracked

    MCP servers and secrets multiply quickly. Nobody has a clear view of what exists or who can see it.

  • Drafts go live

    Unfinished work gets shared as if it were approved. Joyst keeps work in draft until someone publishes it.

Everything your team's AI needs. In one place.

Joyst keeps skills, prompts, agents, MCP servers and secrets in one private catalogue. It does not sit between your agents and the tools they call.

One catalogue

Skills, prompts, agents, MCP servers and secrets sit side by side.

Control

Organise people into groups, set permissions and publish only what is ready. Connecting, publishing or changing an item writes an audit entry.

Skills

Skills that travel

Versioned skills that your agents can reuse across platforms.

MCPs

Tools, explained

Record each connected server, with notes written by your team.

Secrets

Private by default

Secrets are encrypted and stay private unless you choose to share them.

  • Claude
  • Cursor
  • ChatGPT
  • Codex
  • Custom agents

IN THE CATALOGUE

What lives in your catalogue.

  • Skills

    Versioned guidance that works across your AI tools.

    Skills registry
  • Prompts

    Draft, publish and share prompts at the right level.

    Prompt management
  • Agents

    Reusable packages that list their MCP servers and the secrets they need.

    Agents
  • MCPs and tools

    A private list of MCP servers, with notes from your team.

    MCP catalogue
  • Secrets

    An encrypted vault that is private by default.

    Secrets vault
  • Groups and permissions

    On a prompt, access is view or manage. Use and annotate is for notes on MCP tools, not for prompts.

    AI governance

Connect your MCPs

Document each server and its tools, so your people and your agents work from the same information.

MCP catalogue

Checklist

  • List every MCP server
  • Add notes your team can read
  • Assemble agents from the catalogue

Connections

See what is connected

Joyst shows what is connected without routing live traffic through it.

Planning

Control first, then scale

Set permissions and keep work in draft before it spreads across the team.

Collaboration

Work from one catalogue

Share skills and prompts across teams, so good work no longer depends on who you ask.

VS DEVELOPER PORTALS

Beside your IDP. Not instead of it.

  • IDPs catalogue software

    Backstage, Port, OpsLevel and Cortex catalogue services and scorecards for delivery.

  • Joyst catalogues the AI layer

    Joyst holds the skills, prompts, MCP servers, secrets and agents your teams use in AI tools every day.

  • Use both

    Your developer portal stays as it is. Joyst adds a private catalogue for AI, with its own permissions.

EXPLORE

Start with the problem you have.

  • Prompt management

    Private team prompts with version history and sharing levels.

    Open
  • Skills registry

    Version and share skills across Claude, Cursor and your agents.

    Open
  • MCP catalogue

    Connect, document and approve servers for your organisation.

    Open
  • AI governance

    Permissions and an audit trail for your team's AI tools.

    Open
  • Secrets vault

    The vault stores the value. You refer to it by name.

    Open
  • Agents

    Package skills, MCP servers and secret names into reusable setups.

    Open
  • Pricing

    Free for teams of up to 20 users during the open beta.

    Open
  • Resources

    Practical guides to setting up and using Joyst.

    Open
  • About

    Why we built a private AI catalogue.

    Open

Questions before you sign up

Joyst catalogues skills, prompts, agents, MCP servers and secrets. The catalogue is private to your organisation. It is not a public marketplace.

When skills, prompts, MCP servers and keys live in chats, documents and personal machines, nobody owns the approved copy. A private catalogue gives your team one place to version them, control access and reuse them across the AI tools you already pay for.

Developer portals such as Backstage, Port, OpsLevel and Cortex catalogue software services. Joyst catalogues the skills, prompts, MCP servers, secrets and agents your teams use with AI. Keep your IDP and use Joyst beside it.

Joyst is for organisations where AI use is spread across many people and tools. That includes platform engineering, AI operations, agencies and security-minded teams that need a shared catalogue with real access control. It is not designed as a personal prompt list.

Choose Joyst when more than one person works on the same prompt or skill. Joyst keeps an admin log of changes. Each item also has its own version history. Notion and Slack are fine for notes and chat. They do not replace that log, or the version history on each item.

Start with your first skill.

Joyst is free for teams of up to 20 during the open beta.

  • Control without a proxy
  • Draft, then publish
  • Built for organisations
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